mk-agentkit
The agent reliability stack in one install — Python.
pip install mk-agentkit
from agentkit import fit, policy, check, record, vet, cast
What's in the box
| Symbol | From | What it does |
|---|---|---|
fit, count, OverBudgetError |
agentfit-py |
Fit messages into a token budget |
policy, check, PolicyViolation |
agentguard-firewall |
Network-egress firewall for tools |
record, trace_tool, expect_snapshot, diff |
agentsnap-py |
Snapshot tests for tool-call traces |
vet, validate, vet_adapters, ToolArgError |
agentvet-py |
Validate tool args before execution |
cast, extract_json, cast_adapters, CastError |
agentcast-py |
Structured-output enforcer |
adapters from agentvet and agentcast are exposed as vet_adapters and cast_adapters to avoid the name collision.
Pipeline
The libraries compose into a natural agent reliability pipeline — fit → guard → snap → vet → cast:
fit messages → fit a chat history into the model's budget
firewall fetches → block tool fetches outside the allowlist
expect_snapshot → diff this run's tool calls against a baseline
vet args → validate args before each tool runs
cast output → validate the model's structured response
You don't have to use all five — pick the ones you need.
Sibling
JS / TypeScript users: @mukundakatta/agentkit.
License
MIT
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